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Rage like the plants in search of light pause manifesto

All we have got is this minute, and then mirages of a next minute, an hour, until lunch, till 4:30pm, twenty four hours, a week, a module, a semester, a year, may be four or ve years, and then a lifetime in which we get to sleep, work, share and play. We can spend only what we have, and we cannot survive on borrowed or saved time. All we have got is now. Embrace the chaos of the present.

pause to play ► Sleep, self-care, and me management are essenal for maintaining play. ► Failure is a natural part of the learning process. ► Pauses are necessary to recharge and refocus. ► Be mindful of your thoughts and acons, and live in the present moment. ► Priorize your tasks and focus on your goals. ► Be curious and innovave, and always push yourself to learn and grow. ► Make mental health a priori and enjoy your work.

Did you nish your homework, Amanda? Did you dy your room, Amanda? I thought I told you to clean your shoes, Amanda! And I waterd it in fears, Night & morning with my tears: And I sunned it with smiles, And with so deceiul wiles. And it grew both day and night. Till it bore an apple bright. And my foe beheld it shine, And he knew that it was mine. Time=Money Life

We shall take our hours of sleep. schedule our rest. We shall prioritise what we have to do. We shall stay mindful of the space we take up, leave it better than how we found it. We shall strive not to leave it lesser than how we took it up. We shall reclaim our time and attention.

Aav re varsaad, dhebariyo parsaad Ooni ooni rotli ne Kaarela nu shaak Aav re varsaad, nevale paani Nathaaree chhokree ne dedke taani. Aav re varsaad, dhebariyo parsaad, Ooni ooni rotli ne kaarelaa nu shaak. Come, Dear Rain! Come Dear Rain! We’ll have hot hot ro and curry made of bitter gourds. You are the god’s gi to the people! Come dear rain, come dear rain! We’ll have hot hot ro and curry made of bitter gourds.

Rage like the plants in search of the light, let no hurdle hinder our drive to grow. We shall neither be complacent, nor remain stagnant and mediocre. We shall take our time to reach where we want to be. We shall smell the fragrance of the newly bloomed owers and indulge IN the breeze on our face.

We shall pause because it is ours.